id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
crl-15392	Bahr, Alice Harrison; Zemon, Mickey	Collaborative Authorship in the Journal Literature: Perspectives for Academic Librarians Who Wish to Publish	2000	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5786	254	45	James L. Terry’s study of authorship in C&RL reveals the notable increase in collaborative articles (see table 1).18 A more comprehensive study by Anne C. Weller, Julie M. Hurd, and Stephen E. Wiberley Jr. found that 45 percent of articles by U.S. academic librarians and deans in thirty-two peer-reviewed journals between 1993 and 1997 had two or more authors.19 Collaboration and Publication Acceptance Because journals are publishing increasing numbers of collaborative articles, these articles have a greater chance of being ac­ cepted for publication. This is less of an increase in collaborative articles than Terry’s article found, but the dis­ crepancy results from the definition of article used for this study.	cache/crl-15392.pdf	txt/crl-15392.txt